Still-Life Photographers
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BEHIND THE LENS Kirsten is a Newcastle based Professional Photographer, with over 20 years experience in the industry. Kirstens background in Fine Art and Graphic Design have elevated her Photographic career, her creativity and exploration of this medium has been the pathway for this ...
I am a Photographer and Videographer with 30 years experience in the Advertising, Film and Television industries. A Casa Licensed and Insured Drone pilot. Resorts and Hotels, Fashion, Architecture, Jewellery, Real Estate, Food, Weddings and Events are the areas photographed. Ariel ...
"A mix of Contemporary and Documentary style fine art Photography set against the backdrop of the majestic South West" Fast becoming one of the regions favourite wedding photographers, Victoria Baker provides a mix of contemporary and documentary style, fine art wedding photography ...
local photographer specialising in all your Portraiture Needs , Family Events, Social Events,Sporting Events,Automotive,Landscapes and more contact me today to get that special moment immortalised in digital format forever.I love photography and pride my self on taking great images and ...
With over 20 years experience in the photography industry, I am an authentic photographer with good old-fashioned customer service, dedicated to the highest standards in professional Product & Still-Life photography. My first experience in the professional photography industry began in ...
Making a great first impression is an important factor in building your brand. We are here to make sure all your photography needs are met to perfection. Based in Western Sydney, we specialise in PRODUCT Photography (e.g. Jewellery, Bottles, Flat Lay, 360 Degrees, Food), HEADSHOTS (e.g. ...
ABN 25 596 944 293 Founded June 2010 (Preceded by many years of photography ourselves). Locally Owned Mackay Business, servicing all of Australia. BnA Photography have been photographing, professionally, for over 9.5 years, in many industries, including the private sector, real ...
Still-Life Photographers
About the only thing still-life photographers and landscape photographers have in common is the camera. While landscape photographers are taking picture of the aliveness in nature, but still-life photographers take picture of inanimate objects. Because these pictures must be put together before they can be captured, still-life photographers need to have skills beyond those of regular photographers.
Still-life photographers take pictures of cups, shoes, watches, marbles, and anything else that doesn’t move or have life. In fact, a still-life photographer’s shots can often fall into this category when using live items like plants and flowers. The whole idea is that the subject should not move, which is true of plant life when taken in a studio, it’s alive but doesn’t move.
If you would like to know some of the best tips for taking fabulous still-life photos, take a look at the list below:
• Controlled Lighting - still-life photographers know that inside of the studio is where they will have a better time in manipulating the light. Because still-life photos are usually taken of a small sized area, it can be tricky to master and therefore requires a certain expertise.
• Background – once you figure out what color is best suited for your background, you can place a sheet of this color behind the still-life image you plan on shooting. Be sure that background sheet is secured on all sides so that the ends can’t be seen when looking through the lens.
• Be creative – this may be the most important tip because of the boredom that can go along with shooting inanimate objects. The best still-life photographers know how to think outside of the proverbial box to come up with extremely interesting and thought provoking images.
Because of the special skill set that is required to become a sought after still-life photographer, it is best to study under one before venturing out on your own. Getting a job as an assistant is a great way to gain experience while learning at the same time. You’ll find out still-life photographers don’t have to do monotonous work…not with the right amount of experience and creativity behind the camera.
